Spanish Open dictionary by Felipe Lorenzo del Río

mica

  36

In ready, area of influence of the astur-leones, a miaja, a crumb, a little something, although it is obsolete, from the latin: mica micae: Crumb, grain. In catalan it also means the same.

  

zanquizami

  22

zanquizami is incorrectly written, and should be written as "zaquizami" as meaning: From Hispanic Arabic fassami 40 saqf; roof fragile ). 1 hovels, slums, covacha, quarter or room messy and little clean. 2 wooden ceiling, coffered ceiling, ceiling wood wrought and adorned with variety of forms especially fitomorfas and geometric, typical of the architecture of Moorish and Muslim, as you can see in the Alhambra in Granada, the synagogue of Toledo Tránsito or in Tlaxcala de Xicohténcatl Cathedral near the city of Mexico. 3 loft, top floor of the cottage on vain tile, in Castilla León " sobrao " ( left ) and in Castilla la Mancha, " 34 Chamber;.

  

anarquista

  38

Advocate and a supporter of anarchism, an Greek: prefix of negation and arche arches: principle, base, power, authority: ( without power, without master or sovereign ). Socio-political philosophy very plural and with many historical backgrounds, from Zenón of Citio to Utopian socialism of Charles Fourier, founded by the Frenchman Pierre Joseph Proudon in the 19th century and spread, among others, by Piotr Kropotkin, Mijaíl Bakunin Russians next to the Marxism philosophy. It differs from this in the valuation of the power. For anarchism all power vertical or tax is bad and should be eliminated, not horizontal power that is inevitable. The State is a vertical power, then it should be deleted.

  

maca

  35

In astur-leones disease of plants. Mi Tía Vicenta used to say referring to the Dutch elm disease of Elm: " what maca le vendrie to the negrillos than ever be seen habie? ". It probably derives from the Latin word macula, maculae which means spot, mark, disgrace.

  

ergo-

  24

Also erg - ergas - ergasto-, prefix derived from the Greek ergon ergou which means operation, work and action and can also operate as a suffix. Form words such as ergogenia, ergologia, ergometrine, ergonomics, ergosterina, ergosterol, ergotina, ergotism... ERGO is also a Latin preposition meaning because of and a conjunction which the scholastic philosophers put before the conclusion of a reasoning meaning accordingly, therefore, then, as well as...

  

concepto desinonimo de naufragio

  30

Word derived from the latin: navis navis and this Greek neos naus: ship, boat, and frango frangere: break break: sinking of the boat by break or other cause, loss of the ship to go down. Sometimes the ship takes a sense figurative as the Government of a country, a business or life itself and then also means failure, disaster, catastrophe, misfortune, sinister, ruin...

  

verborragica

  20

wordiness is incorrectly written, and should be written as "wordiness" being its meaning: It would be the adjective of verbosity, verbosity, wordiness, excessive talkativeness, say many words and few ideas, chatting, chatter, verbosity, labium. However the adjective is not word SAR, the noun verbosity.

  

transgredidos

  14

Plural of transgressed, passive to transgress, from the latin participle: transgredior ( trans-gradior ): trans-: across, beyond and gradior: go, go. Cross, exceed, go beyond, skipping or not respecting rules or customs, breaching, disobey, infringing, circumventing, break, infringe, violate, contravene...

  

palabras agudas graves y esdrujulas

  57

In our language the words are divided because of the accent acute, serious or plain, esdrújulas and sobreesdrujulas. The acute are the leading accent on the last syllable, pronounced with greater intensity phonetic syllable. These have a tilde, written accent, when they end in a vowel, n or s. The monosyllabic not emphasized, as principle. The serious or plain carry the accent on the penultimate syllable and accent when they end in a consonant that is not n or s. The esdrújulas carry the accent on the penultimate syllable and accent always carry, as well as the sobreesdrujulas, which are the leading accent in a previous to the antepenultimate syllable.

  

dulceacuicolas

  24

freshwater is incorrectly written, and should be written as "freshwater" being its meaning: Plural of freshwater and also henlii, relating or belonging to the water sweet or not salted, referring mostly to the living beings who live in it, whether animal or vegetable.

  

que es vocabulario de base

  27

It is the minimum number of words that you need to know along with the grammatical rules of use to start to speak a language. It is said that normal, not very educated, people manage in his speech a 300 words, although I have not tested it. This would be the base vocabulary.

  

tlaolli

  31

Name nahuatl of the corn, as also elotl ( corn ) xilotl ( jilote; 41, centli, tlayoli, this last name that is still used in the Mexican State of Aoxaca. This plant was unknown in Europe until the Spaniards arrived to America, where it was cultivated thousands of years did. He is currently the most cultivated and consumed the world's cereal. In some countries they call it also corn or aba. In Spain the fried or roasted with salt grains kikos call them and they are very rich, as well as the popcorn.

  

talcualillo

  22

talcualillo it is incorrectly written and it should be written as "talcualico" being its meaning: Diminutive loving talcual, equivalent to similar or same, typical of the astur-leones, as when say rapacico or pajarico, even closing it or end u rapacicu or pajaricu.

  

cólquide

  19

Also Colchis. In Greek mythology was the country located in the North where the Golden Fleece in the search left Jason and the Argonauts in a boat and finally got was with the help of the sorceress Medea, daughter of King Eetes, whom is married having two children. Jason later left them to join another woman, which killed Medea, as well as their own children. (Tragedy of Euripides ). The myth of the Golden Fleece probably alludes to a thriving wool trade with the eastern part of the Pontus Euxinus ( 41 Black Sea; in the current Georgia to the southwest of the Caucasus.

  

dulia

  32

dulia is incorrectly written, and should be written as "dulia" being its meaning: As the companions say Alfredo and Jorge means in the context of religion and Christian theology worship of veneration and derives from the Greek word duleia duleias: servitude, slavery or 70ns dulu: slave.

  

oquis

  25

As says our colleague and Chilean educator Lidia Ines is a Spanish form of the OK ( 41 okey; English whose origin is controversial. I'll stick with the military, that would mean zero dead ( 0 killed ) with that ended the parts of war of the US Army. In the Castilian use means " agree, is worth, I think it is good, Yes, in that we were " I usually tell people at the end of the telephone conversation or not. My daughters also used it in the wassap to express compliance with something, although usually it write with 40 k; okis ).

  

xilografica

  24

xilografica is incorrectly written, and should be written as "woodblock" being its meaning: Woodcut from the Greek feminine adjective: xylon xylou: wood and grafe grafes: writing, drawing, registration, the technique of recording images by means of wooden planks and the letterpress obtained with this technique.

  

discreta anisotrombia

  56

The anisotrombia is a medical term of Greek origin: an-: prefix of negation, isos ise ison: equal, similar and thrómbos thrombou: lump, clot. Means inequality in platelets or thrombocytes, the blood cells that serve to clog internal or external bleeding

  

amagi

  28

Sumerian word meaning the Manumission of slaves, freedom; literally the return to mother

  

musculos

  22

Plural of muscle, fleshy body composed of fibers that stretch and contract to allow the different body movements of humans and animals. Some allow voluntary movement in the relationship of the living being with their environment and other involuntary movement of vegetative life as the beating of the heart. The muscles obey orders of the nervous system, the cerebral cortex or the neurovegetative system. The word derives from the latin: mus muris ( 41 mouse; and this from the Greek mys myos with the same meaning and the Latin suffix - culus which means small. The English word mouse ( 41 mouse; It has the same origin.

  

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